4:13 Podcast with Jennifer Rothschild

You've probably heard the Prayer of St. Francis—but did St. Francis actually write it? Hmm… well, today you're going to find out. 
On this episode of 4:13, author and pastor Mark DeYmaz explores the beloved Prayer of St. Francis of Assisi and why its message is just as powerful and relevant today as ever. 
He explains how this timeless prayer can become a practical guide for navigating conflict, division, and tension in our relationships and communities, revealing that prayer isn't passive at all—it can be deeply disruptive.
So, if you've ever wondered what it really means to be a peacemaker—or how to pursue peace without compromising truth—listen in. This conversation brings ancient wisdom to the modern challenges we face every day.
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Suffering. Grief. Disappointment. Loss. Any one of these can shake us to our core. So how are we supposed to trust God when everything seems to go wrong?
On this episode, Anne Graham Lotz (daughter of Billy Graham) and her daughter, Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright, walk through the story of Joseph—a man who experienced betrayal, false accusation, and unfair circumstances that turned his life upside down.
So how did Joseph remain steadfast in his faith?
Anne and Rachel-Ruth explain how God's presence brings peace even in life's deepest pits. You'll discover why suffering is never wasted and how God uses even our hardest seasons to guide us, grow us, and bring about His greater purpose.
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Our souls long for less of us and more of God. For less of this broken world and more of Jesus' abundant life. Put simply… for revival. 
So in this episode, author and podcaster Lisa Whittle shares the freedom that comes from surrendering to God—releasing your need for comfort, control, approval, and even blessings. You'll see how offering everything to God brings the renewed spiritual vitality we all crave.
Because often, it's the very things we see as good that slowly pull our hearts away from God and lead to spiritual drift.
So if you've started to sense that drift—or you already feel far off course—listen in. This conversation will help you identify what may be standing in the way of the soul revival you've been longing for.
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We talk to ourselves all day long—often without even realizing it. And while we may not be able to turn off the constant chatter happening inside our minds, we can learn to change the conversation.
In this episode, author and Moody Radio host Jon Gauger shares how self-talk can be either destructive or redemptive, depending on whether you speak lies or biblical truth to yourself.
So today, Jon will teach you how to identify the lies you're believing, replace them with Scripture, and invite God to renew your thinking. You'll also hear practical ways to memorize Scripture, why the Psalms are such a powerful place to start, and how speaking truth to your soul can bring peace, patience, and hope into your everyday life.
Plus, Jon offers a FREE download to help you shift gears in your mind and hide God's Word in your heart.
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Have you ever caught yourself being a little… judgy? It's no secret—judgment is everywhere these days, even in the church. But aren't we also supposed to use good judgment?
It's tricky, right? Well today, you're going to get biblical clarity on how to use good judgment without being judgmental.
Shannon Popkin is back on the podcast to help you understand the difference between healthy discernment and being kinda judgy. You'll learn what Jesus actually meant in Matthew 7 when He said, "Judge not," how personal convictions can get in the way of judging rightly, and what it looks like to speak truth with compassion rather than condemnation.
Plus, since not every issue is black and white, Shannon shares some practical ways to keep humility and God's grace at the center of it all.
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